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Catherine, Princess of Wales picks up passenger, 94, in minibus (opens the original)
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The Princess of Wales has helped pick up a 94-year-old rural minibus user as she celebrated the 50th anniversary of the service. Catherine travelled to the village of Pulborough to mark the milestone occasion for the West Sussex Minibus, whose team of volunteers transport the elderly across the area in a fleet of vehicles. Stella Drewett, 94, said before the princess arrived that she was not fazed by anything, and joked: "When they said 'It will be a celebrity,' I said 'I don't know any celebrit
Girl, 6, dies after Shoreham sea tragedy which killed Palestinian family (opens the original)
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A six-year-old girl has died in hospital after getting into difficulty in the sea off Shoreham in West Sussex, in an incident which also killed her father, mother and sister. Saja El-Khawas, a British Palestinian from London, was pulled from the sea by emergency crews on Tuesday. Her father Hassan El-Khawas, 55, mother Zeina Alayn, 37, and 14-year-old sister Sara, died despite the efforts of paramedics at the scene. Emergency services were called to the sea off Shoreham Fort at about 14:40 BST o
West Horsley cyclist takes on Tour de France Femmes challenge (opens the original)
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A 54-year-old cycling coach is taking on all nine stages of the Tour de France Femmes before the official event to raise money for a leukaemia charity. Michelle Sharland, from West Horsley in Surrey, will cycle 1,175km (730 miles) over nine days with a team of 23 female amateur cyclists. Sharland is taking on the challenge, which starts on 31 July and will see participants climb 18,795m (61,663ft), for Cure Leukaemia. She said: "This is more than just a cycling event, it's an opportunity to push
Port of Dover works to avoid Entry Exit System summer travel chaos (opens the original)
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The Port of Dover has done "absolutely everything" to prepare for the summer getaway amid fears of more delays from new EU border checks, its boss said. Doug Bannister, chief executive of the Kent port, said it was "very disappointing" a new Entry Exit System (EES) processing facility – built as part of a £40m investment – was not being used for cars because the technology had not been activated. EES, rolled out fully in April, involves passengers having their fingerprints registered and photogr
Prince William plays crazy golf in Hastings after fishing trip (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales enjoyed a round of crazy golf after speaking to fishermen about the impact of warmer seas on his first official visit to Hastings. Prince William arrived on a funicular railway to greet a crowd of people who had waited in sweltering heat to see him in the East Sussex town. He tested his putting skills at Hastings Adventure Miniature Golf, where the World Crazy Golf Championships 2026 took place last month. He played three holes against Murray Thompson, one of the top-ranked c
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